Youve Got A Shine - Jim Lauderdale

Youve Got A Shine

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
YOU'VE GOT A SHINE
As recorded by Jim Lauderdale
(2024 release)
 
[Intro]
A E A7
 
[Verse 1]
A7
It's hard to get from one place to another
A7
Even more when fumbling through the dark
A7
And getting lost with lots of ground to cover
A7
Looking for a light that is not too far
 
[Chorus]
A7
You've got a shine
A7
Gonna shine
A7
That's going on without you even trying
A7
You've got a shine
A7
It's gonna shine
A7
Coming from your heart right through your eye
 
[Verse 2]
A7
They never knew you were a dusty diamond
A7
Blending in and hidden in the rough
A7
Not noticing nobody else was minding
A7
When you're around the goings not so tough
 
[Chorus]
A7
You've got a shine
A7
It's gonna shine
A7
That's going on without you even trying
A7
You've got a shine
A7
It's gonna shine
A7
Coming from your heart right through your eye
 
[Bridge]
D E A
Well what we see is quite a bright reflection
D E A
Growing from a spark there deep inside
D E F#m
Following the glow in your direction
D E7
Watching while you walk into the light
 
[Guitar & Piano Solos]
A7
 
[Bridge]
D E A
Well what we see is quite a bright reflection
D E A
Growing from a spark there deep inside
D E F#m
Following the glow in your direction
D E7
Watching while you walk into the light
 
[Verse 3]
A7
Look up at there at that twinkling constellation
A7
Offering direction in the night
A7
When you're around its such a constellation
A7
It makes me feel that everything is alright
 
[Chorus]
A7
You've got a shine
A7
It's gonna shine
A7
That's going on without you even trying
A7
You've got a shine
A7
It's gonna shine
A7
Coming from your heart right through your eye
A7
That's going on without you even trying
 
[Outro]
A N.C. E7
Coming from your heart
N.C. A
You've got a shine

How to play Youve Got A Shine

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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